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A realm of untold history, sprawling waterways and ancient temples, South East Asia is a wonderland for travellers and explorers alike. This 24-day Premium adventure delves into the heart of Thailand, Vietnam and Cambodia, touching on the unique charm each region has to offer. Start your adventure in bustling Bangkok and venture north, where the wildlife, history and local food brings one surprise after the next. Travel into the depths of Vietnam, rich in old world culture and hidden treasures, before finally arriving in Cambodia witnessing the lost ruins of Angkor, uncovering the confronting history of the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek and the tranquillity of the Tonle Sap confluence.

Availability

From 06/05/2024 to 01/01/2026

Departure dates & prices

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  • May Mon 06 2024 to May Wed 29 2024
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    $12,215*
  • Jun Tue 04 2024 to Jun Thu 27 2024
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    $11,875*
  • Jun Tue 18 2024 to Jul Thu 11 2024
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    $11,535*
  • Jul Tue 09 2024 to Aug Thu 01 2024
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    $11,760*
  • Aug Tue 13 2024 to Sep Thu 05 2024
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    $10,849*
  • Sep Tue 03 2024 to Sep Thu 26 2024
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    $10,849*
  • Sep Tue 17 2024 to Oct Thu 10 2024
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    $11,535*
  • Oct Tue 01 2024 to Oct Thu 24 2024
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    $11,535*
  • Oct Tue 08 2024 to Oct Thu 31 2024
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    $11,990*
  • Oct Tue 15 2024 to Nov Thu 07 2024
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    $11,650*
  • Oct Tue 22 2024 to Nov Thu 14 2024
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    $12,560*
  • Oct Tue 29 2024 to Nov Thu 21 2024
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    $13,060*
  • Nov Tue 05 2024 to Nov Thu 28 2024
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    $13,060*
  • Nov Tue 12 2024 to Dec Thu 05 2024
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    $11,880*
  • Nov Tue 19 2024 to Dec Thu 12 2024
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    $11,880*
  • Nov Mon 25 2024 to Dec Wed 18 2024
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    $11,880*
  • Dec Tue 03 2024 to Dec Thu 26 2024
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    $11,880*
  • Dec Tue 10 2024 to Jan Thu 02 2025
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    $12,580*
  • Jan Thu 02 2025 to Jan Sat 25 2025
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    $13,155*
  • Jan Tue 07 2025 to Jan Thu 30 2025
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    $13,155*
  • Jan Thu 09 2025 to Feb Sat 01 2025
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    $12,950*
  • Jan Tue 14 2025 to Feb Thu 06 2025
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    $12,950*
  • Jan Tue 21 2025 to Feb Thu 13 2025
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    $12,950*
  • Jan Thu 23 2025 to Feb Sat 15 2025
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    $12,470*
  • Jan Tue 28 2025 to Feb Thu 20 2025
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    $12,470*
  • Feb Tue 04 2025 to Feb Thu 27 2025
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    $11,990*
  • Feb Thu 06 2025 to Mar Sat 01 2025
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  • Feb Tue 11 2025 to Mar Thu 06 2025
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  • Feb Thu 20 2025 to Mar Sat 15 2025
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  • Feb Tue 25 2025 to Mar Thu 20 2025
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  • Feb Thu 27 2025 to Mar Sat 22 2025
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    $11,990*
  • Mar Tue 04 2025 to Mar Thu 27 2025
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    $12,470*
  • Mar Tue 11 2025 to Apr Thu 03 2025
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    $12,470*
  • Mar Tue 18 2025 to Apr Thu 10 2025
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  • Mar Tue 25 2025 to Apr Thu 17 2025
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What's included

Enjoy three fabulous Feature Stays – the immersive community-based Lisu lodge in Thailand, a tropical oasis wellness resort in Cambodia and a magnificent junk-style boat on Halong Bay in Vietnam.
Get to the heart of Vietnamese culture with Exclusive Experiences, including a soul-stirring Hat Xam performance, an afternoon in an ancient pottery village.
Enjoy two days of fully guided temple tours in Siem Reap, with in-depth insights into the history of these extraordinary structures and plenty of time at Angkor Wat, plus an Exclusive Experience morning accompanied by a private photography coach.
See the important sights of Phnom Penh on a full day guided tour.
Visit the sobering Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek, then stop by a working Buddhist monastery to meet the resident monks.
Learn about Thai culture during Exclusive Experiences – ‘make merit’ at a local temple in Bangkok, cruise on rice barges while enjoying traditional meals and visit the village of Kup Kap, home of the Lahu people.
Breakfasts Included: 21.
Lunches Included: 8.
Dinners Included: 11.
Hotel (15 nights),Resort (5 nights),Lodge (2 nights),Overnight boat (1 night).
Boat,Plane,Private Minibus,Train,Longtail boat,Songtheaw,Bicycle.
Age: min 15.
Group Size: 1 - 12.
Complimentary Arrival Transfer.
Bangkok - Welcome Dinner.
Bangkok - Grand Palace.
Bangkok - Wat Pho.
Bangkok - Khlong boat canal tour.
Bangkok - Temple Merit Making.
Benjarong - Ceramics Workshop.
Kanchanaburi - Kanchanaburi War Cemetery.
Kanchanaburi - Bridge over the River Kwai.
Kanchanaburi - Erawan National Park Visit.
Kanchanaburi - Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum.
Baan Nong Khao - Weaving Community Visit.
Ayutthaya - Temple Visit.
Ayutthaya - Traditional Rice Barge Dinner Cruise.
Ayutthaya - Train to Phitsanuloke.
Sukhothai - Morning Alms Offering.
Sukhothai - Historical Park Visit and Bike Ride.
Sukhothai - Dinner in a local home.
Muang Kued - Village Visit, Cooking Class, and Handicraft Workshop.
Mae Taeng - Mae Tamaan Base Camp BBQ Dinner.
Chiang Mai - Elephant Nature Park Half Day Trip.
Chiang Mai - Akha Ama Coffee Social Enterprise Visit.
Chiang Mai - Doi Suthep Temple Visit.
Chiang Mai - Farewell Dinner.
Hanoi - Welcome Dinner.
Halong Bay - Overnight Boat Cruise.
Hanoi - Hat Xam performance.
Halong Bay - Tai Chi.
Hanoi - Temple of Literature.
Hanoi - Lunch at KOTO.
Hanoi - Hoa Lo Prison.
Hoi An - Old Town walking tour.
Ho Chi Minh City - Cu Chi Tunnels.
Ho Chi Minh City - Reunification Palace.
Ho Chi Minh City - War Remnants Museum.
Ho Chi Minh City - Notre Dame Cathedral.
Phnom Penh - Welcome Dinner.
Phnom Penh - Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum (S21).
Phnom Penh - The Killing Fields of Choeung Ek.
Phnom Penh - Royal Palace & Silver Pagoda.
Santuk Silk Farm Tour and Lunch.
Skun Village Market Stop.
Siem Reap - Khmer Theater Dinner.
Siem Reap - Angkor Temples Guided Tour.
Siem Reap - Three day Angkor Pass.
Siem Reap - Lunch at Sala Bai.
Siem Reap - Angkor Wat Archaeologist Guide.
Siem Reap - Banteay Srei Temple visit.
Siem Reap - Private Khmer Countryside Farewell Dinner.
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Itinerary

  • 1 - Bangkok Welcome to Thailand! Your journey begins in Bangkok, where you'll be collected at the airport and transferred to your hotel. After settling into your room, an important welcome meeting will take place at 6pm. Please check for the Intrepid Premium noticeboard in the reception area of the hotel. If you arrive early, take some time to enjoy Bangkok's irresistible energy. By day you'll encounter a city steeped with history and tradition, but by night Bangkok is taken over by a flood of music and neon lights. Watch torrents of tuk tuks zip by while traditional khlong boats slowly wind down the Chao Phraya River. After your meeting, join your small group for a welcome dinner at an excellent local restaurant where your leader will introduce you to a food scene that's bursting with local flavour.
  • 2 - Bangkok Rise early for an optional exclusive experience away from Bangkok's well-trodden tourist track. Join the locals for to a visit to a temple along the Chao Phraya River, where you'll 'make merit' by bringing an offering to the temple's monks - a truly unforgettable moment. Today your leader will take you for a day of sightseeing and activities in lively Bangkok. Tour Wat Po, a larger-than-life temple complex in the city - home of the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. Also visit the majestic Grand Palace and learn about the site which has been the official residence of the kings since the 1700s, and enjoy a boat tour of the city's canals as your leader shows you how Bangkok's locals live today. The afternoon is free to do as you wish, perhaps check out the art collection at the Jim Thompson house or relax with a Thai massage.
  • 3 - Kanchanaburi Unleash your creativity and learn about the history of Benjarong, a traditional style of painted Thai porcelain, with a visit to a ceramics community. The name literally means 'five colours' (although it's not unusual to see up to eight) and artists use enamel to create intricate floral and geometric designs. This morning you'll get to paint your own mug or teacup which will be fired and sent to you to take home as a unique and very special souvenir. There will be time to buy lunch if you wish, before you continue to Kanchanaburi to visit to the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery. This prisoner of war cemetery was one of the first museums to attempt to educate the public and keep the memory of the Asian and POW workers who died constructing the infamous Death Railway alive.
  • 4 - Kanchanaburi Start your day with a visit to Erawan National Park where you can explore the park's famous seven-level waterfall or simply swim and relax. The falls are regarded as some of the most beautiful in the country, with glacial blue waters rushing through the forest into bamboo-shaded pools perfect for a refreshing dip. Many Allied prisoners of war and conscripted Asian labourers were engaged here to help build a rail route to Myanmar (Burma), including the passage infamously known as Hellfire Pass. Visit the memorial museum of the pass where your leader will provide more information about this chapter in history. Take a historical train journey across a portion of this 'death railway' along the Kwai Noi River and travel over the original wooden viaduct, known as the Krasae Bridge, constructed by the allied POWs. Pass through peaceful and naturally beautiful scenery as you learn of those who lost their lives building this rail route. The evening is yours to explore the town.
  • 5 - Ayutthaya This morning head to Ayutthaya, one of the ancient capitals of Siam and a World Heritage site. On the way, visit Baan Nong Khao CBT Village, an agricultural village that is famous for its Pha Khao Mah hand-weaving. Visit the community's museum, a palm sugar field and a local house to see how desserts featuring this famous Thai ingredient are made. Of course, you'll get to sample these delicious, sweet treats. Then watch the weavers at work as they use more than 100 colours of yarn to create traditional Thai clothing. Upon arrival in Ayutthaya, explore the photogenic 13th-century ruins of Wat Phra Mahathat and discover rows of Buddhas beheaded by the Burmese. Look out for the displaced Buddha head suspended in the roots of a Banyan tree - one of the country's most photographed images. Tonight, the past will come to life as you board a traditional rice barge and tuck into a delicious Thai dinner.
  • 6 - Ayutthaya to Sukhothai Today you will leave Ayutthaya and travel to the town of Phitsanulok by train. Sit back, relax and watch the scenery roll by. After arriving in Phitsanulok, change to a private vehicle and continue on this comfortable journey which will see you arriving in Sukhothai at approximately 5pm. The rest of the day is free for your own discoveries. You may like to relax by the pool or unwind with a Thai massage, and for dinner this evening be sure to ask your leader where you can get a bowl of Sukhothai's famously tasty noodles.
  • 7 - Sukhothai Sukhothai, established in the 13th century, was one of the first ancient capitals of Siam. Start your day with an optional alms offering before visiting its famed World Heritage listed historical park, which captures the Golden Age of Thai civilisation. Visit the historical park, which spans the ruins of the town, where you will rent a bicycle and take part in a cycle tour. As you ride around, your leader will let you know more about the history of this former metropolis and its fascinating structures. Enjoy a picnic lunch in the beautiful grounds of Sukhothai Park. The rest of the afternoon is free to explore the town, or you might want to simply read a book by the pool back at your accommodation. This evening, regroup and head to the home of one of our local friends where you'll enjoy a wonderful homecooked dinner and a unique insight into life in this part of the country.
  • 8 - Mae Taeng Travel from Sukhothai to the Mae Taeng region. Draped between tranquil rice fields and fruit orchards, you'll find the enchanting Lisu Lodge, your Feature Stay accommodation. The lodge is a community-based project that trains and employs Lisu villagers from the nearby hill tribe and aims to preserve their cultural heritage. The Lisu people are a Tibeto-Burman ethnic group and one of the six main hill tribes of Northern Thailand. Meet the colourfully dressed villagers and learn more about the Lisu way of life - a truly special experience that is sure to be one of your enduring memories of Thailand. The lodge offers gorgeous guestrooms decorated in the traditional Lisu style with modern comforts. Savour unforgettable views of the surrounding hillside and valley, and enjoy a tantalising dinner of Thai food mixed with traditional Lisu dishes. You don't have to look for a cultural experience here - it's all around you.
  • 9 - Mae Taeng After breakfast at Lisu Lodge, it's a quick trip to Muang Kued Village where you will meet with a local villager and enjoy a private guided tour. Learn about village life, the reforestation of the surrounding area and how produce is grown in the village orchards. Explore the organic farm and choose the ingredients for a cooking class where you'll learn how to cook traditional Thai food. After a delicious lunch, join the villagers for a chance to learn how to weave palm leaves to create ornaments and accessories. You'll also enjoy a tasty barbeque dinner at the nearby Mae Tamaan Base Camp.
  • 10 - Chiang Mai Travel to the Elephant Nature Park - a unique project that provides sanctuary for elephants and other animals. Be greeted by an expert local guide and learn the stories of the rescued elephants and the issues they face in South-East Asia. Feed the elephants from a viewing platform, walk with the expert staff to watch elephants bathe and play, and enjoy a vegetarian buffet lunch. On arrival back in Chiang Mai in the late afternoon, the evening is yours to enjoy your way. You may like to visit the vibrant Night Bazaar or take a stroll around the old town which is bounded by moats. Your guide can give you recommendations on where to go for dinner.
  • 11 - Chiang Mai Start your day with a caffeine hit and a visit to a sustainable social enterprise with a focus on all things coffee. From here, you will drive to the famous temple complex of Doi Suthep. Take in stunning views along the scenic and winding mountain road which brings you to an impressive 300-step Naga-guarded stairway. The rewards justify the ascent to the top, with one of the most beautiful temples in Thailand on display, not to mention the fantastic panoramic views of the city. Return to Chiang Mai where you will have time to relax before an exclusive farewell dinner cooked by a local chef. Dine on delicious traditional northern Thai food like kao soy, yellow wheat noodles in a curry broth, traditionally served with chicken or beef, as you reminisce about the wonderful adventures you've had in Northern Thailand.
  • 12 - Hanoi Xin chao! Welcome to Hanoi, Vietnam's vibrant capital city. You'll be met on arrival at the airport and transferred to your hotel. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6pm where you'll meet your tour leader and fellow travellers. If you arrive early, Hanoi offers plenty of enticing experiences. Perhaps head to the city's colourful old quarter and explore the charming jumble of shops and caf?s, or check out the Vietnam National Fine Arts Museum, showcasing ancient through to contemporary Vietnamese art. This evening, join your leader and small group for a welcome dinner at a beautifully decorated restaurant resembling an old-fashioned Vietnamese house. Dive into the exciting world of Vietnamese cuisine as your leader introduces you to a range of classic dishes made with the freshest local ingredients.
  • 13 - Halong Bay Depart Hanoi and travel to Halong Bay, one of the great natural treasures of Vietnam. Board your Feature Stay accommodation for the evening, a gloriously beautiful and traditionally decorated junk-style boat featuring modern conveniences. Set sail in total comfort as unforgettable views of scattered islands and towering limestone outcrops slowly unfold in front of you. Explore the bay while enjoying a pleasant seafood lunch onboard. Learn about the fascinating geography of the region and its importance to the Vietnamese people, visit Surprise Cave where your leader will point out interesting rock formations, and in the warmer months you can choose a swim from Ti Top Island Beach or take an optional kayaking tour. Sit back with a drink on the upper deck and face out to the spirit-lifting view that will be stamped on your memory of Vietnam. Soak in the stunning surroundings with a candlelit seafood dinner on deck before settling in for a night of stargazing and swapping stories.
  • 14 - Hanoi Start your day with a peaceful breakfast and perhaps take part in some Tai Chi on board the boat before returning to Hanoi. This afternoon you'll take part in a once-in-a-lifetime experience and sit down to a soul-stirring traditional Hat Xam performance. Hat Xam is an art form of Northern Vietnam dating back to the Tran Dynasty. Originally, this was performed by blind performers, and was enjoyed by local working-class audiences, right up until the late 1950s, when a wave of communism deemed all art forms to be corrupting influences. Today these performances are rare, but you and your group will be taken to a private club house and treated to an exclusive performance in one of the few places where artists still sing acoustically. The performance takes around 60 minutes, and includes possible interaction with guests, so be ready to get involved!
  • 15 - Hoi An This morning you'll get to know Hanoi's charms on a half-day tour with your leader. Discover a captivating city where traditional and modern sit side by side as your leader shares knowledge on the Temple of Literature, an oasis of calm in the heart of town. You'll also visit the infamous Hoa Lo Prison, known as the "Hanoi Hilton" which held American POWs. Today's lunch is extra special as you will visit the fantastic KOTO caf?, a social enterprise that provides hospitality training and experience while empowering at-risk and disadvantaged youth in Vietnam - not to mention a creative menu of food made with local ingredients. This afternoon you'll say goodbye to Hanoi and fly south to Danang. Drive on to Hoi An and take in views of lush scenery along the way. Arrive in Hoi An in the late afternoon and check into your boutique accommodation. The rest of the day is yours - maybe make the most of your hotel's fabulous pool.
  • 16 - Hoi An Set off on a tour of Hoi An's Old Town and discover a blend of traditional treasures and cultural influences from historical traders. Your leader will discuss the city's history as you wander the pagoda lined streets, visit a Chinese assembly hall, cross the Japanese Covered Bridge, enter the ornately decorated historic house of a former trader and check out a local museum. Hoi An was once a great trading port for pottery, and centuries-old pottery villages still exist to this day. No trip to Vietnam is complete without trying its famed coffee. Your leader will take you to a local coffee shop, where you can savor a delicious coffee of your choice as you watch the hustle and bustle of Hoi An pass you by. Perhaps try a traditional egg coffee - the addition of condensed milk and egg white make this caffeinated beverage into a frothy treat, or a refreshing coconut coffee. Your afternoon is free for your own explorations.
  • 17 - Ho Chi Minh City The morning is free for you to enjoy more of delightful Hoi An and the surrounding area. Perhaps browse the market for silk and other materials or collect any garments that you might have had crafted by the efficient tailors, or hire a bicycle and ride along the lanes and out to a nice nearby beach. Your leader will have great recommendations for places to eat and drink. In the afternoon, transfer back to Danang and fly to Ho Chi Minh City. Check into your hotel and enjoy a free evening - the bustling food stalls at Cho Ben Thanh market might beckon you over with the sweet and savoury aromas of pho and bun mam. Delicious!
  • 18 - Ho Chi Minh City Head out of the city to the nearby Cu Chi Tunnels, an extensive underground network dug by the Viet Minh and later expanded by the Viet Cong. Enter a widened section of the tunnels with your leader who will help you imagine what life underground must have been like and explain how the tunnels contained hospitals, accommodation and schools, and were used for refuge, storage and as a military base for the Viet Cong. Return to Ho Chi Minh City for a tour of the dynamic city where daily life plays out on the streets. Your leader will take you to the Reunification Palace, formally the Presidential Palace and the site of South Vietnam's surrender in 1975, before visiting the War Remnants Museum. In the evening, perhaps spend some time with your fellow travellers and enjoy a final dinner at a local restaurant. Your leader will know of some wonderful options.
  • 19 - Phnom Penh Sua s'dei! Welcome to Phnom Penh, Cambodia's lively capital city. You'll be met at the airport and transferred to your hotel today. If you arrive early, why not go for a stroll and discover the city's French colonial architecture or check out the National Museum and its fascinating collection of classic Khmer craftsmanship. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at 6 pm, where you'll meet your trip leader and fellow travellers. After, join your group for dinner at Malis Restaurant - an upmarket dining spot that's committed to preserving and serving Cambodia's traditional cuisine. Maybe cap off the night with a cocktail at the Le Moon Rooftop at Amanjaya Pancam Hotel.
  • 20 - Phnom Penh Today your leader will introduce you to the sights of Phnom Penh during a full-day city tour. The private quarters of the Royal Palace are home to King Sihamoni and closed off to the public, but you can visit the sacred Silver Pagoda in the palace complex. Your included visits to the Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum and the Killing Fields of Choeung Ek will tell the story of the tragic legacy of the Khmer Rouge. There is an optional visit to Wat Phnom, the temple that gave rise to the city's foundation in the 15th century. Tonight is free to grab dinner at your leisure or wander the city's nighttime atmosphere.
  • 21 - Siem Reap After breakfast this morning, you'll go on a journey of discovery from Phnom Penh to Siem Reap in a comfortable private vehicle. Discover traditional Cambodian life at Skun Village and learn about the town's deep-fried tarantulas and other insects, which the locals consume daily. You'll also visit Santuk Silk Farm to learn about silk production and its work as a social enterprise, employing local women as artisan weavers. Share a simple, rustic local lunch prepared by the weavers before you continue to Siem Reap, stopping to see historic bridges along the way before arriving at your hotel at approximately 5 pm. This tropical oasis boasts three pools and an excellent restaurant with a focus on wellness. Bright and spacious rooms are in harmony with the lush grounds and feature a veranda, private garden and rain showers. Tonight, head out for dinner and a theatre show at Angkor Village Apsara Theatre, where you'll watch Khmer traditional dance and dine on Khmer favourites.
  • 22 - Siem Reap - Angkor Wat If you choose, you can embrace a very early start today and experience a sunrise visit to the Angkor complex (optional). After, you'll spend the day discovering the fantastic temples of Angkor. For the first half of the day, you'll be accompanied by a private Angkor Wat archaeological guide, who will provide expert knowledge and insight along the way. Begin at Angkor Wat - the largest and most complete structure and the only one of Angkor's temples with an entrance facing west. For lunch, visit the Sala Bai Hotel School, where underprivileged local youths learn skills to find gainful employment in the hospitality industry. Enjoy a meal prepared by students at the school, then visit Angkor Thom - the 'Great Royal City' - a temple famous for its series of colossal human faces carved in stone. From here, you'll head out of town to an ancient working monastery to gain a special insight into the life of a monk and Theravada Buddhism. Meet the monks, enjoy a sacred water blessing for good luck and prosperity and have a red band tied around your wrist to keep you safe in your travels. The rest of the evening can be spent exploring the bars of Siem Reap or relaxing in laidback luxury at your resort.
  • 23 - Siem Reap - Angkor Wat After breakfast, it's off to the Ta Prohm temple, which has large trees embedded in the stone foundations - powerful symbols of nature. Next, visit Banteay Srei to snap some pictures of the temple's intricate stone carvings. You can head back to the resort or use your ticket for the Angkor ruins to continue exploring the site. The vaulted corridors of Preah Khan are well worth a visit, or you may prefer to spend the afternoon getting to know the town. Tonight, enjoy a final dinner in the Khmer countryside to say farewell to your group and Cambodia. Amid a rustic and romantic setting, you'll sit down for a private meal in the rice fields of rural Siem Reap .
  • 24 - Siem Reap Your adventure comes to an end after breakfast this morning. If you would like to extend your stay in Siem Reap, just speak to your booking agent.
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